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NWMA HEALTH AND SAFETY STATEMENT
THE NORTHWEST MINING ASSOCIATION (NWMA) IS COMMITTED TO AN INJURY FREE WORKPLACE FOR ALL EMPLOYEES: “The NWMA sincerely believes that all injuries are preventable.”

Northwest Mining Association recognizes that each member company addresses the health and safety of its employees in different ways, and each member company is committed to an injury free workplace so that everyone can go home safe and healthy after each day’s work. The NWMA’s Health & Safety Committee has requested company members to share their health and safety standards on the NWMA’s website for everyone interested in improving their health and safety culture.

The members of the NWMA Health and Safety Committee feel that posting company health and safety standards on the NWMA website will allow for the sharing of best practices, leading to minimizing health and safety incidents in the mining industry.

Best practices are ways to better achieve health and safety results by eliminating hazards or controlling risks. They offer examples of procedures for others who are trying to control similar risks and achieve better results.

If you are a company interested in having your health and safety standards posted on the NWMA website to share your company’s best practices please contact Deanna Shooter: dshooter@nwma.org


June Safety Share - National Safety Month
Tips for Preventing Heat Related Illness
May Safety Share
Take-2
April Safety Share
Plan Your Work
March Safety Share
Change Your View on Things. It May Save Your Life.
February Safety Share
This Safety Share follows on the heals of two small children in the Salt Lake area being killed in their home. They were poisoned by the application of a pesticide outside of their house by a certified technician.
January Safety Share
Safe to Fly?
FAA - Battery Fires
MSHAs 2010 Initiative
Rules to Live By
November Safety Share
Fall Fire Safety Tips
October Safety Share
Preventing Mobile Equipment Fall Injuries
September Safety Share
Winter Driving Safety
August Safety Share
This provides an excellent visual illustration of the reason to give heavy equipment a wide berth. In the summer season when there is so much construction going on and we are all out in the field more often, these illustrations are good tools to help us.
July Safety Share
Working at Heights - What Would You Do?
June Safety Share
Use of Cell Phones and PDAs While Driving
Rio Tinto Safety Standards
Rio Tinto Helps Drive Safer Aviation Standards
Working at Heights Flow Chart
Vehicles and Driving Training Flow Chart
Driving and Pre-operation Flow Chart
Vehicles and Driving Flow Chart
Task Assessment Flow Chart
Isolation Version Lockout-Tagout Flow Chart
Confined Space Identification and Assessment Flow Chart
Dont Let Up and Do the Right Thing
Safety Standards
Buildings and Machinery
Aerial Lifts and Platforms
Safety Standards As of February 9 2009
2009 MSHA Update
Fatalgram Review
Northwest Mining Associations Health And Safety Statement
The Northwest Mining Association is Committed to an Injury Free Workplace
Working at Heights
This standard applies to any task where the risk assessment highlights a danger of falling
 
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